Conservatives is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CONSERVATIVES in dictionary:

NOUN:
• CONSERVATIVE, an adherent or advocate of political conservatism
• a person who is averse to change and holds traditional values
• a supporter or member of the Conservative Party of Great Britain or a similar party elsewhere.
ADJECTIVE:
• (of dress or taste) sober and conventional
• relating to the Conservative Party of Great Britain or a similar party elsewhere
• averse to change or innovation and holding traditional values
• (in a political context) favouring free enterprise, private ownership, and socially conservative ideas.
• (of an estimate) purposely low for the sake of caution
• (of surgery or medical treatment) intended to control rather than eliminate a condition, with existing tissue preserved as far as possible.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• preservative

Words related to CONSERVATIVES

conservative20

Words that contain CONSERVATIVES

neoconservatives24 nonconservatives24 archconservatives30 ultraconservatives26

How to use CONSERVATIVES in a sentence

• Angus told them to speak out plain, and say what they wanted to, even if all the Conservatives on the line were listening.
• As time went on he became more and more the leader of the conservatives.
• You know, of course, that the Orvens are, and, I believe, always have been, noted as the most obstinate, the most crabbed of Conservatives in politics.
• Hammond may have been one of those good Conservatives who do not expect very much intellectual power in an hereditary legislator.
• I noticed that our conservatives crowded round Stawowski, not so much out of curiosity to hear what he said as rather with a certain watchful coquetry.
• To denounce the Conservatives for not attacking the Ministerial resolutions may have been indiscreet.
• Now we conservatives are rather jealous of our progressive brethren calling for a reconstruction of the American Board.
• Francis, the leader of the Conservatives whilst Mr.
• Tories can show no better record than Whigs, nor Liberals than Conservatives.
• It had been warmly urged by conservatives that, in addition to Bates, another cabinet member should be taken from one of the Southern States.
• Even strong conservatives were carried away by the feeling that rebels would be but properly punished by the loss of their slaves.
• I do not feel justified to enter upon the broad field you present in regard to the political differences between radicals and conservatives.
• The radicals and conservatives each agree with me in some things and disagree in others.
• Good men such as those who have been the subject of this chapter are, in the Church, much what disinterested and patriotic Conservatives are in the State.
• At a great festival at the Wartburg, in 1817, the students got out of hand, burned the works of those conservatives, Haller and Kotzebue, and the Code Napoleon.
• They lost the radical support of their party, which became the Socialist Party, and naturally the conservatives had no further use for them.
• The Conservatives were thrown out of power for a short time at this juncture, but when they were restored in 1886 Balfour became Secretary for Scotland.
• And the Conservatives are no less sincere in their willingness to help in these matters.
• Pledged to the Administration, I was a conservative of conservatives.
• It must be confessed, however, that the Conservatives placed their all on this cast of the die.
• Goulburn was nominated by the Conservatives in opposition to Mr.
• Cochrane, both of whom were Conservatives, supported it.
• The Conservatives, however, did not yet give up the struggle, though they fought as men in despair.
• The Conservatives had lost heart in connection with the expenses which the famine had imposed upon their estates.
• Field was one of the six Republican members, and associated with them were five Democrats and Conservatives.
• You must not imagine that Howard King and I are conservatives.
• It might have been supposed that a Liberal Ministry would have shewn more sympathy with the Italian aspirations than the Conservatives whom they had succeeded.
• The alliance with the Conservatives which he had inherited from the older days had begun to break directly after 1866.
• Then and afterwards members were not so much New Zealanders, or Liberals, or Conservatives, as they were Aucklanders, or men of Otago, or some other Province.
• Again, I remember how the Conservatives grumbled at Lord Salisbury from the first moment of his accession to the leadership right up to 1885.
• The Conservatives decided upon a line of action which seemed to them to have the maximum of advantage.
• Their alliance with the Conservatives had brought them no satisfaction.

Similar words containing NSERVATIVE without suffix s and without prefix co

conservative20 conservatively25 neoconservative23 nonconservative23 conservativenes23 conservativeness24 semiconservative26 overconservative27 neoconservatives24 archconservative29 nonconservatives24 archconservatives30 ultraconservative25 superconservative27 ultraconservatives26 conservativenesses26 semiconservatively31

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